How it works
See how work moves through its stages. Kanban lanes make queues and handoffs visible, helping teams focus on bottlenecks rather than reading out status updates.
A concrete business example
A content team can separate planned, drafting, submitted, and accepted assets. A growing submission queue may signal a review bottleneck, not a shortage of writing capacity.
How it supports people and agents
Review human and agent submissions in the same queue while keeping the submitting actor separate from the acceptance authority.
Core scope and boundaries
Moving a card changes a record. It does not prove that the work happened or enforce an independent review.
Start with a real case
- Start with the question the team needs to answer at its next review.
- Choose the fields, filters and arrangement that make relevant records visible.
- Check the detail behind each conclusion and configure permissions separately.
Core product guide: these pages explain foundational capabilities and configurable application patterns. Integrations and the selected product release require validation. Enterprise automation, fine-grained governance and independent verification are separate scope.